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Advertising and Organic White Tea
Introduction
Vitasoy International Holdings Limited (Vitasoy) is a Hong Kong-based manufacturer and distributor of non-carbonated food and beverage as a leading position which began in 1940 and with product facilities in 5 countries; Hong Kong, Mainland China, United States, Australia and Singapore and product sell in more than 40 throughout the world.
Vitasoy is renowned with the paper packed soymilk drinks stored without refrigeration which adopts Ultra High Temperature sterilization technology and the Tetra Pak packaging technology in the manufacture process. Vitasoy then became a household name and being internationally with two major brands: VITASOY, a nutritious soy milk and tofu and VITA, a range of juice, teas, distilled water, dairy-milk products. The most popular Vitasoy products are soymilk, lemon tea etc.
(Vitasoy story,2008)
Vitasoy had announced that the company got a solid business growth of 9% in the ended 30th September 2009 in Hong Kong, posted a turnover of HK$1,561 million during the period, compared with HK$1,437 million last year. The market share of Vitasoy is occupied in the regions of North America - USA, Australasia - Australia and New Zealand and others Asia market - Mainland China and Singapore. Hence, company would like to rejuvenate the market campaigns to solidify the leading position and enlarge the market share. (epressrelease,2009)
SWOT analysis of Vita Organic white tea
Strengths:
Vitasoy has been a long history as a Hong Kong-based food & beverage manufacturer. From time to time, the reputation of the Vitasoy is already established as a household name in most Hong Kong people's mind. Since the Hong Kong beverage market has few competitors produce on the Organic drinks products. The company is seizing and relies on this reputation and strengths to launch a new product - Vita Organic White Tea to maintain and refreshing the brand awareness of Vitasoy.
Organic tea, as implied by the name, it is grown without the use of

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